Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-21
LOCAL 6REviTlES.

The Standard Theater company went to
Lebanon this morning.
The six-year-oid daughter of Mr.. Edward
Harding. $40 Western avenue, died Sunday
night of measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilber Colvin celebrated
Saturday evening.
Mr.. J. V Gottschalk. manager of the
Kate Forsyth company. is in the city, and
called at this Office.
As an evidence of the success of the
Hanika Iron Fence Co. attention is called
to local elsewhere.
The committee of arrangements for the
Buckeye club celebration tomorrow evening
will meet at the club rooms tonight at
O'Clock.
Mr.. Alex. Mowatt, the well-known stone
contractor, had portion of one foot am
putated this forenoon, on account of gan
CREME setting it.
Mrs. A. A. ShewaIter. mother of John S.
Charles W, and Miss Cora Shewalter, is
lying dangerously i'll at her residence, PA
west Columbia street.
Ex-Mayor Chas. Constantine has returned
from Cincinnati where he has been en-
gagged in the suit of Rose Fassler against
Whiteley, Fassler 4 Kelley.
Miss Ida Peel. who recently removed
from this city to California, will be married
in six weeks 10 Pittsburg gentleman, and
remove with him to that city to make her
future home.
Two children Of W. II. Moody. driver
for the Adams Express company. living at
i39 Chestnut avenue. and Mrs. Atkinson.
also living on that street. are reported 10
be down with the diphtheria.
John Mulholland. for the past twenty-five
wears an inmate of the county infirmary.
died at that institution Sunday, at the ripe
Cd age of 9s, and was buried this after
,on from St. Raphael Catholic church.
Mayor Goodwin fined Emanuel Craig.
c3lored. So and costs this morning. for dis
orderly conduct and obstructing 0ffic, r
Nicklas. Ii was shown that the prisoner
was going to hit the policeman with q
dOrnic.
Mr.. W. \. Schaeffer, one of Springfield S
best-known and oldest citizens. father of
Mr.. c. II. Schaffer and of the late S. \.
Schaeffer, is lying in perfectly helpless
condition at the residence of his son
Charles, - south Factory street.
Peter Mcdaniel, a youngster of about
ten years. Was locked up at the station
house this morning for safe keeping. He
has spent three or four wears at the reform
farm. and says his father made the COM
plant because he did not want to keep him.
Ever day adds to the great amount of
evidence as to the curative powers of Hood $
Sarsapariila. 1t is unequalled for general
debility, and as blood purifier. expelling
every trace of scrofula or other impurity
Now is the time TO take it. Sold BY all
druggists.
The council called to dissolve the pastoral
relations between Rev. w. II. Warren and
the First Congregational church of this
city meets at . O'Clock tomorrow afternoon,
in the audience room of the church. and al
who desire TO be present will be quite well
come to attend. Messrs. c. NJ. Nichols. Z.
p. Wright and c. Z. Folger will represent
the church.
John O'Brien. an old timer. and little
bit of coon about $ eight years old, named
Fred Stevenson. were taken to the station
house last evening hand-cuffed together and
charged with lettering. The little chap
was trying to steal nights lodging in the
postoffice lobby. He said he came home at
between II and IL o'clock Friday and Sat-
urday nights from the show and his mother
said if he could lot get in earlier, he could
just stay out, which he seemed to be doing